Muai Town, Junlian County, Yibin City, Sichuan Province

Muai town

Muai Town, 30 kilometers away from Junlian County, covers an area of 79.36 square kilometers. Weixin town in the East, Zhenzhou town and tuanlin Miao Township in the south, Wude Township in the West and Xunsi town in the north are the only way for Zhenzhou town and Daxueshan Town, and they are listed as national key small towns. It has jurisdiction over 18 villagers' committees, 140 villagers' groups, 1 Community (neighborhood committee) and 4 residents' groups, with a total population of 26461 (2017).

On August 24, 2019, Sichuan Provincial People's Government approved the adjustment of some township administrative divisions in Yibin City: Weixin town was cancelled and its administrative region was put under the jurisdiction of muai Town, and muai Town People's government was stationed at 63 Hehua road.

Historical evolution

In ancient times, mu'ai was a place where the Yi people lived together. The Yi people called it "mu'ai" (mu'ai: meaning second son in Yi language). Later, it was changed from "mu'ai" to "mu'ai" in Chinese.

Nanguang county was under the jurisdiction of Jimi Gaozhou in the Han Dynasty and the Tang and Song dynasties.

In the Qing Dynasty, it belonged to Gaoxian county and was the residence of Jingjing township. It was called Shanger township of Gaoxian county with Dingbian township (luomurou).

In the early years of the Republic of China, it was mu'ai district.

In 1935, it was the third district.

In 1945, mu'ai was set up in Gaoxian County, governing 14 townships.

In 1948, it was changed to muai county.

After liberation, he still entered Gaoxian county.

In 1953, it was assigned to Junlian County as the Fourth District of Junlian county (later changed to muai District).

In 1984, muai District governed muai, Jinluan and other six townships.

In 1992, the district was withdrawn and the township was established. Muai town was established in hemuai and Jinluan townships.

The town government is stationed in muaichang. From 2001 to 2003, the town governed 18 villages, 140 villager groups, 2 neighborhood committees and 14 resident groups.

In March 2004, the first and second streets of Yuanchang town were merged to build Hehua community, with four roads: Zhongxin Road, Xincun Road, Hehua road and Xinglong Road.

Location context

Muai town is located in the middle of Junlian County, 30km away from the county. It spans 28 ° 02'03 ″～ 28 ° 05'00 ″ N and 104 ° 37'30 ″～ 104 ° 41'15 ″ e, with an average altitude of 600m. The town is relatively open, surrounded by hills and gentle slopes. It belongs to subtropical warm monsoon climate zone.

population

Muai town has a total population of 26461 (2017), and the town government is stationed in muai town.

resources

Muai town mainly produces rice, corn and wheat; economic crops mainly include tea, sericulture and Osmanthus fragrans; mineral resources mainly include coal, limestone and shale gas. The available coal reserves are 282.14 million tons (below 100 meters).

build

In muai Town, roads, telephone and television have been connected to every village, 4G network and optical fiber broadband communication have been fully opened, 35kV substation has been newly built, rural power network transformation has been completed, luoguotan hydropower station with an installed capacity of 640kW has been built, jinxigou River Basin comprehensive treatment project funded by national debt and water collection and irrigation project of Hanshan village in Jiping have been completed, and "rongdaxin city" agricultural market in muai town has been newly built The total area is more than 2000 square meters. The second middle school of Junlian county will be expanded and the lotus pool park will be rebuilt.